Lefevre St Bakery & Cafe

Lafevre St Bakery & Cafe is the PERFECT spot to go for breakfast! This cafe has definite curb appeal. It is such a great location and is well decorated. There is seating available to dine in or dine outside. I love how kind and professional the staff members were. My group ordered a horseshoe almond cookie that pairs perfectly with their coffee, a cinnamon roll (which was big enough to share, and a hot chocolate. They have bathrooms available inside as well as a “Kids Corner”. The food and drinks were honestly amazing and I highly recommend checking them out! I realized when we arrived that they also serve lunch and dinner.

I am feeling tiprage on a $10 pastry purchase. The electronic checkout experience asked if I wanted to leave a $4, $6, or a $10 tip. The bloody pastry was only $10 and all the person did was stick it in the microwave. On top of that, the cheese Danish was the worst I have ever had. It was days old rubbery stale and tasted like flavored sugar and not a fresh flakey pastry. The coffee tastes like grocery store freeze-dried coffee and after effects feel simalair to drinking freeze-dried coffee. Nice ambiance but not good food. This is my second bad experience in only two times. I definitely will not be back.

The prices oh my GOD. I'm from Seattle and these prices are leagues higher than the local cafes I typically visit. The pastries tasted like they had been sitting out overnight, they were stale and dissatifying. You can go to Tomato Street on Divison and get a heaping meal for the price of ONE grilled cheese. I will not be returning to this establishment. If you want a coffee and a meal, go to Tommy Gs or Morning Brew and you'll see much better service and prices. (P.S. It was also completely empty so I think the locals agree with me)

I've given this place a couple tries, every time the food is bland, foul, and mostly inedible. This last time we waited much longer than usual for our order, a burger and chicken tenders, which shouldn't take long. It seemed our order was forgotten until an employee saw us still waiting. The chicken tenders were burnt, as were half the fries. I don't know who saw that and thought it was acceptable to serve, but it wasn't. The burger was dried out, and somehow even the non burnt fries were also exceptionally dry. The brownie tasted like two months old potpourri, and had the consistency of dried clay. This dismal meal of a burger, tenders, fries, and a brownie somehow equated to $40. Do not recommend if you have functioning taste buds.

My grandmother's maiden name is Le Fevre, so we had to check the place out. No actual relation, but there are moments of joy. The fish and chips are excellent, as is the quiche. We enjoyed the bon bons, and the pie as well. The items are not found in the area very often so it's a joy to have them. The eating area is pleasant with a nice design around it. I enjoy the lights and decorations that show ideas from around the world of baking. The pistachio macaroons were quite pleasant with an Italian soda. It felt English here, French there, and a bit of Italian snuck in as well. The food was enjoyable and the staff pleasant.